What primary results mean for the NCGA short session feat. WUNC's Colin Campbell

Under the Dome

We are about a month out from the start of the 2024 legislative short session, which is always held during an election year, so that changes the tone of the entire session. First, it’s usually shorter not just by design of the work itself, since there’s a budget adjustment bill to pass, but also because lawmakers want to have time to go out and campaign.

And the results of the primary earlier this month changes that up.

Case in point, House Speaker Tim Moore, who’s a short-timer now and heading to Congress assuming he wins his Republican-favored U.S. House district. During the first half, we talk about the Republicans dynamics that may play out this year, including between Moore and Senate leader Phil Berger, who is not leaving the legislature.

Host: Dawn Vaughan

Guest: Colin Campbell

Executive Producer: Laura Brache

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